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Franchising

Produced by a Tolley Corporation Tax expert
Corporation Tax
Guidance

Franchising

Produced by a Tolley Corporation Tax expert
Corporation Tax
Guidance
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There is no universal definition of 'franchising', but typically, franchise is the grant of a licence to carry on a copycat business by a larger business operation (the franchisor) to a purchaser (the franchisee) in return for an upfront fee. Further ongoing fees are payable under the agreement, often as a percentage of turnover. The licence enables the franchisee to benefit from a range of items that might be on offer from the franchisor, such as the following:

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    use of the brand name and company logos

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    use of the marketing strategy

  3. •

    the ability to purchase stock

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    access to suppliers and possibly financing

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    IT and sales support

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    the provision of training

The benefit of operating a business in this way is that the franchisor benefits from an up-front and ongoing stream

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